U S Consults NATO Allies On Next Round Of Talks
The United States begins consultations with NATO allies on the next Western talks with the Soviet Union. Officials aim to shape a Western negotiating position by mid next month as Dean Rusk and Lord Home plan to meet Soviet FM Andrei Gromyko around the UN General Assembly opening September 18.
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U.S
NATO
Russia
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Geneva
State Department
Foreign Office
Moscow
United Nations
Nuclear treaty talks face pause and unresolved aims
U S officials report a pause in East West talks as Washington and Moscow reexamine policy after the test ban pact. Khrushchev’s push for nonaggression is on hold while Kennedy and Rusk push for Berlin risk reduction and observers on both sides. Teller criticizes ratification as dangerous. Seaborg supports underground testing and missile defense needs.
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Rusk
Soviet Union
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Gromyko
Washington
U.S
Red China
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West Berlin
Senate
Edward Teller
Teller
Air Force
Free World
Taylor
Administration
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Committee
Seaborg
Preparedness Subcommittee
Joint Chiefs
Lutheran Bay Pioneers Plan Salem Campout
West Salem Wisconsin hosts the La Crosse Winona District Lutheran Bay Pioneers campout August 16 to 18 at the Butch Garbers farm near Veterans Memorial Park. Trains from La Crosse Cochran e West Salem and across Minnesota converge for cookouts compass courses and skits with Eugene A. Toepel La Crosse County judge as guest speaker.
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Wis
la Crosse- Winona
Lutheran Bay Pioneers
la Crosse
Cochrane
Winona
la Crescent
Altura
Minn
Butch Garbers
Gills Coulee Road
Veterans Memorial Park
Christ Lutheran Church
Eugene A. Toepel
Karl Yellick
Senate panel approves Howard Jenkins Jr to NLRB
The Senate Labor Committee approved the nomination of Howard Jenkins Jr., the first Negro named to the National Labor Relations Board. Jenkins, a Denver native living in Washington since 1946, teaches law at Howard University and has held various government posts with endorsement from Secretary Wirtz.
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Senate Labor Committee
Howard Jenkins Jr
National Labor Relations Board
Jenkins
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Denver
Colo
Howard University
Former Armour Co Director Robert Pearsall Dies at 73
JOLIET Illinois AP Robert E Pearsall 73 former executive vice president and director of Armour Co died Tuesday at his home He was named food coordinator for the Army by President Woodrow Wilson and helped develop army rations in World War II Pearsall born Fairfield Nebraska lived Evansville Wisconsin funeral services set for 11 a.m Friday in Joliet with burial in Evansville Wisconsin
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Armour & Co
Woodrow Wilson
Pearsall
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Neb
Evansville
Wis
Joliet
Kenosha Man Dies Of Injuries After Motorcycle Crash
A 59 year old Kenosha man identified as John Nylund died at St. Catherine's Hospital after being struck by a motorcycle Sunday night. Coroner Ed Warro ordered an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death following a broken leg and head injuries.
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St. Catherine’s Hospital
Ed Warro
John Nylund
Bloodmobile Schedule For Local Red Cross Drives
A bloodmobile schedule lists August events at American Legion Clubrooms and Trane Co Engineering Building. Timings vary from 12 noon to 7 PM with a daily quota of 156 units and a total visit cap of 780. Reservations are made by dialing 4-2252.
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Trane Co
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U S Planes Watch Cuban Refugee Seizure Near Anguilla Key
U S planes monitored the seizure of 19 Cuban refugees from a British island near Anguilla Key by men from two Cuban warships and a helicopter. The Coast Guard rescued 10, including a woman and child, aboard Ariadne as international-law constraints limited action.
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Anguilla Key
Richard S. Phillips
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Cay Sa] Bank
Bahama Islands
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Drummond Sentenced to Life for Espionage as Navy Yeoman
Nelson I. Drummond, 34, a U.S. Navy yeoman from Baltimore, was sentenced to life in prison for conspiring to commit espionage with Soviet officials. He was arrested Sept 28 after secret documents were found in his car near a diner in Larchmont, and had faced two trials with one conviction and one hung jury.
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Nelson I.drummond
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Thomas F. Murphy
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Larchmont
N.Y
FBI
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R.I., Naval Base
Four Minnesota drowning victims recovered
A Bloomington boy, three other Minnesota water deaths. Jeffrey Lindstrom 3 found at a neighbor pool. Richard Nagwick 18 and Philip Anderson 21 found in Basswood Lake near Hoffman after their boat sank in a squall. Delano Meyer 18 survived. An unidentified man, about 60, found in the Mississippi River in Minneapolis.
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Harry Garlick
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Ely
Richard Nagwick
Philip Anderson
Hoffman
Basswood Lake
Delano Meyer
Minneapolis
Mississippi River
August Is Turkey Month In Wisconsin
Wisconsin promotes turkey month with production estimated at 74 million pounds from 6 million birds. The state ranks sixth in marketing and fourth in birds raised. a single file parade would stretch 2 083 miles. A note adds a savory drink from coffee and bananas made in Uganda.
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Department of Agricultture
Uganda
Dividend tax relief debate divides Congress in Eisenhower era
The House negotiates over partial relief from double taxation on dividends as supporters push a limited remedy. Kennedy and others call for repeal, while Secretary Dillon warns that tax reductions could shrink if treatment remains unchanged. Democrats claim committee votes exist for change, likely a compromise adjusting credits and deductions to aid small dividend recipients.
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Red Wing Woman Killed As Car and Truck Collide
A Red Wing woman Mrs Alvin Steffenhagen 55 died when her car collided with a semi trailer on U S 61 west of Red Wing. The truck skidded 400 feet and struck a bridge rail. driver Fritz Schultz escaped with minor injuries. B B Kingsbury of Red Wing was hospitalized in serious condition. Bloomington boy Kevin Volk 12 died from injuries after a Monday bicycle collision near his home.
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Red Wing
Bloomington
Alvin Steffenhagen
U.S. 61
B. B. Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Fritz Schultz
Goodhye
Kevin Volk
Tomah mayor approves JC building in Gillette Park
Mayor E J McKean cast the deciding vote to let the Tomah Junior Chamber of Commerce build a 24 by 35 foot office and information center in Gillette Park. The 4-4 alderman vote required stipulations that the city receive the structure at no cost beyond utilities and that the building revert to the city if maintenance ceases. The park board had opposed the project 4-1.
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Wis
E. J. McKean
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Park Board
Nun Dies by Self Immolation in Viet Nam Campaign
In a coastal Vietnamese village a Buddhist nun Dieu Hien set herself ablaze, the fourth such death in the Buddhist campaign against President Ngo Dinh Diem. In Hue, police used fixed bayonets to break up a student demonstration over the body of a novice monk. many arrests and injuries were reported as troops seized the funeral procession.
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Dieu Hien
Hue
How They Voted On Education Measure
The House passed the higher education aid bill 287 to 113. Minnesota lawmakers voting for included Blatnik Fra ser Karth Olson MacGregor Quie Nelson Langen. North Dakota voted against. South Dakota split with For Reifel and Against Berry. Wisconsin support came from Johnson Kastenseier Zablocki Byrnes O Komski Thomson. Laird and Schadeberg voted against.
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Langen
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Reifel
Berry
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Schadeberg
Unemployment Begins At Employment Office
Oregon's Department of Employment plans layoffs for 100 workers with 650 staffers facing pay cuts as a 1 percent federal budget reduction to state employment services is blamed. The action follows funding pressures in the 1963-64 period.
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Salem, Ore
Oregon
Department of Employment
David Cameron
Improvement For VA Hospital Approved
President Kennedy approved a $317,500 improvement for the Veterans Administration Hospital in Madison Wisconsin. Rep Robert Kastenmeier said the funds allocate $257,000 for research facilities construction and the rest to enlarge the canteen.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Madison
Wis
Kennedy
Robert Kastenmeier
D-Wis
Athlete's Foot Germ How To Kill It In 3 Days
An advertising note promotes T-4-L for quick relief from athlete's foot with instant drying. It promises removal of itching and burning and skin sloughing followed by healthy skin within days. The ad claims a 48 cent price and a money back offer at drug stores.
Woman Pedestrian Killed in Milwaukee Downtown Collision
The victim was identified as Mrs. Laula Olson, 73, of Milwaukee, killed when struck by a car at a downtown intersection on Tuesday night. Police reported the fatal incident occurred near a major cross street, and the driver remained at the scene.
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Milwaukee
Laula Olson
Milwaukee and Chicago Livestock Markets Report Prices
Swift and Company notes noon quotations for hogs cattle calves and hogs with prices across weight ranges. Chicago and Milwaukee markets show steady to mixed shifts with steers heifers cows bulls and sows detailed by weight and grade. Estimated Thursday receipts list cattle calves hogs and sheep totals.
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Swift & Company
Three Judges Hear Arguments On Perez Jimenez Delay
In Miami a Florida District Court of Appeals three judge panel began arguments on Marcos Perez Jimenez bid to delay extradition to Venezuela. The case involves U S embezzlement charges and possible U S marshal extradition while Perez Jimenez seeks a new hearing and deposition testimony.
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Florida District Court of Appeals
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
Cades County
Perez Jimenez
U.S
Washington
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
David Walters
Miami
Dade County
Walters
South St Paul meat market report from AP
USDA livestock quote from South St Paul Minnesota shows cattle 3500 head calves 400 with slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 higher cows steady bulls unchanged vealers steady good and choice vealers 26 to 29 with feeders scarce hogs 6.00 barrows and gilts steady sows 25 lower and mixed 220 to 270 pound hogs 17.00 to 17.25 with some 270 to 330 pound sows 15.75 to 16.75 and feeder pigs 50 to 1.00 lower California farm market coverage continues.
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Milwaukee
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Construction Worker Electrocuted by Crane Near Madison
Delbert Thorlton 35 a Denter Wisconsin construction worker was electrocuted when a crane lifting a metal pipe touched a farm service electric line near Madison. He held the pipe as the crane contacted the line causing the fatal shock.
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Delbert Thorlton
Denter
Wis
Thorlton
Milwaukee Highway Worker Fatally Struck by Dump Truck
Harvey Williams, 63, died from head and chest injuries after being struck by a backing dump truck while sweeping a newly completed highway section in Milwaukee.
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Harvey Williams
Williams
Polio Case Reported in Wisconsin County
The State Board of Health said one polio case was reported in the week ending Aug. 3. It was in Winnebago County and the type was unspecified. Wisconsin has had three cases this year, versus two in the same period of 1962.
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Chronicles Social Dating
A 1963 reader asks if a married man with two children may date socially. Ann says the idea is not universally acceptable and warns against trusting the notion everyone does it openly. The column also addresses an exhausted grandmother seeking boundaries with her grown children and an insecure teen dating scenario.
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Ann Landers
Europe
River Readings Show So Far This Season
Degree days to date reach 4 with total 8, through August 15 1962 the count is 20. Normal is 12, indicating higher heating demand than usual for the period.
Odets Dies at 57 Renowned Playwright Clifford Odets Passes
Hollywood AP Delaware Odets the famed Broadway playwright and film director died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after stomach surgery. He entered July 23 for ulcers and was 57. Odets rose with Waiting for Lefty and Awake and Sing, shaping social protest drama. He worked with Group Theater and later NBC television. He was born in Philadelphia in 1906 and spent 14 years as an actor before writing.
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Clifford Odets
Cedars of Lebanon
Odets
New York
Theater
John Garfield
Lee J. Cobb
Elia Kazan
NBC
Richard Boone
Philadelphia
Paratroopers Reclaim Fayetteville In War Games
In Swift Strike II war games Fayetteville North Carolina was recaptured by over 1000 blue paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne who dropped near the city limits after red guerrillas held the town for a day. Red forces conducted a delaying action before being overcome by the airborne troopers. The maneuvers conclude Friday with a military review in Spartanburg Saturday.
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N.C
Swift Strike II
Blue
82Nd Airborne Division
Spartanburg
Radio Highlights Preview Weeknight Sports
Radio schedule notes THURSDAY with WLCX at 7 p.m. Vox Pop follows. WKBH airs baseball at 7 55 p.m. featuring the Twins against the Orioles.
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WKBH
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